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Certainly it can be argued that Stephen Sondheim is the most prolific musicial show composer on the American scene since the highly prpductive Cole Porter. It is equal­ ly certain that he is a fascinatingly effective librettist. with Bernstein's "West Side Story;' and obvious example.

But beyond the obvious is the reflection of depth in his compositional and literary style. At once he can be lyrical, while stretching the musical mind in interesting and challeng· ing construction-demanding strict attention to unusual word usage and imagery.

From the whimsey of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" to the stark, chilling drama of 'Sweeney Todd," Sondheim never lets the listener take anything for granted.

But in "Side by Side" his offerings are sheer pleasure. We hope you simply sit back and enjoy them!

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Inherit The Wind BY JEROME LAWRENCE AND ROBERT E. LEE 0 DIRECTED BY PHYLLIS ALBERTSON

Feb. 24-27, 1988-8 pm D Saturday Matinee 2:00 pm I ..._~ ..~ ~., I

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JACi Ann Arbor Civic PAINTXNfl Theatre Main Street Productions CHURCH I Presents. By Tina Howe D D irected by Carolyn Caldwell January 28, 29, 30 February 4, 5, 6, 11, 12, 13, 1988 Ann Arbor Civic Theatre MainStreet Theatre 338 S. Main St. Tickets available at the door or by calling 662-7282 or 662-6405 Ann Arbor Civic Theatre. Inc. Board of Directors John McCollum, President Robert Seeman, Vice-President Burnette Staebler, Vice-President Julie Varus, Secretary Robin Barlow, Treasurer I Robert N. Alexander James B. Gilligan, Jr. Cassie Mann Wiley Brownlee Richard A. Hadler Helen B. Mann John W. Buckbee Michael Limmer Anne Walker Edward D. Clark, Ill Andrew Lindstrom Phyllis Wright lI Shirley Mallette 'i. Honorary Advisory Committee Judith Dow & Robert H. Alexander Patricia Garcia William & Mary Palmer Constance Barron Wagar Glas Prof. Willis Patterson Robert Bartels Richard Hadler Edward C. Pierce Jack Becker Claribel Baird Halstead Beverley & Pat Pooley Louis D. Belcher Mary & John Hathaway Eugene B. Power Richard C. Benjamin Fred Hindley Michael Radock Richard Black Trudy Huebner Deanna Relyea Richard Brunvand Robert C. Hughes Duane Renken Alan Clague James Hunt Dick & Norma Sarns Russell Collins Zeke Jabbour Pamela Seevers Albert Coudron Mayor Gerald D. Jernigan David Shipman Mildred Danielson Dr. Eva Jessye Raymond J. Smit Donald Chisholm Henry Johnson Neil Staebler Robert Darvas Wilfred Kaplan Dr. Edward Stasheff Elizabeth Dexter Roberta Keniston Elizabeth Stranahan Peter Eckstein Henry S. Landau Carol Tice Judge and Mrs. S. !. Elden Guy Larcom Christine Trautwein Warren and Virginia Eveland Jerold Lax Alice Vining Don Faber Charlotte McGeoch Prof. William Varus Sally Fleming Virginia Patton Moss Katharine Wallace Kathleen M. Fojtik Samuel Mullice Zelma H. Weisfeld Jan Frieder Karen O'Neal Timothy 0. White Daniel R. Fusfeld Anneke Overseth John Woodford AACT Season Staff Banners ...... Charles Sutherland Membership/Volunteers ...... Angie Jones Box Office Co-Chairs . . . Trudy Maglott & Louisa Pieper Office Manager . . . Annette Schultz Costume Rentals ...... Position Open Play Selection . Carol Deniston Costume Shop Superintendent ...... Position Open Production Coordinator . . Shirley Mallette Development .. Position Open Program Coordinator ... Carol Jennet Education. . . Shirley Mallette Props Superintendent . Joan Scheffler Finance . . . Robin Barlow Publicity . Kathleen Harsen Front of House/Ushers. . . Barbara Smart Daniel Scene Shop Superintendent . . Robert Seeman Legal Advisor ...... : ...... Martin Smith Season Ticket Agent .. James A. Mattson Lighting and Sound Chair . . Gene Macario Social ...... Position Open Mailing Supervisor . . Howard Fox SPOTLIGHT Newsletter Editor . . Anne Walker Main Street Production Executive Director ...... Deborah M. Greene Coordinators . .. William Bailey & Cassie Mann Administrative Secretary . . . Julie Miller Make-Up . Roberta Rizzardi Price Bookkeeper . Irma Zald Marketing . Position Open There will be two acts with a IS minute intermission between the acts.

THE COMPANY THE CREW

Kay L. Grismer . .Narrator Rick Ashcroft Thorn Johnson Glenn M. Carlos Ross Albertson Howard Killam Susan Booth Skip Bailey Mike Limmer Michel Daniels Judy Blackburn Shirley Mallette Susan Dawson Brian Filipiak John "Skip" Mouat Mike Newdow Robin Dall Bob Seeman Kerry Graves Smith Faith Duede Lisa "Skip" Snapp Charles Sutherland Rich Evans Donna Jean Wilson Jon Krueger ...... Pianist John Ford Jeff "Skip" Zupan Robert Pazur ...... Pianist John McCollum ...... Special Cameo Appearance

Special Thanks Program Correction: and Acknowledgements "The Real Thing"

Kings Keyboard House Our sincerest apologies to RlCH EVANS Designer of the Keith & Yvonne Warner set for THE REAL THlNG. An error was made; an incor­ Photography by Wilson International rect name was published in the program. Better late than never? Thanks Rich, it was a great job worthy of acknowledgement!

SEASON SUBSCRIBERS (Addendum Listing)

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bremer Paul Gutschlag Peter Eckstein Mr. and Mrs. James H. Krick Claude and Nita Eggertsen MerrilL Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, Smith Daniel R. Fusfeld Mr. and Mrs. Claude S. Rebeck

THE STAFF

Jim Posante. . . Director/Choreographer Laurie Greig Atwood ...... Assistant Director Jon Krueger ... Music Director/Pianist Robert Pazur ...... Pianist Carol Deniston ...... Co-Producer Robin Dall ...... Co-Producer Richard Stone .. Sound Technician John H. Mouat ...... Set Designer Lisa Mouat Snapp ...... Assistant Set Designer Lary D. Hafner ...... Costume Designer Mary Cole ...... Lighting Designer Jeff Zupan ...... Set Construction Jeanne Adwani ...... Makeup Rick Ashcroft ...... Stage Manager Drew Martin ...... Hair

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JEANNE ADWANI (Makeup) began her career as make up of theatre. After receiving a music scholarship in 1981 to artist in London, England in 1985. Since her initiation, she Central State University in Ohio, Michel's leading roles there has moved to the States and served AACT and other area included Mahalia Jackson in MAHALIA:S SONG, and lead production companies well. Jeanne works with Elizabeth vocalist in REVOLUTION. Michel was a soloist in the pro­ Colburn Cosmetics as she continues her training at the Ann duction of Leonard Bernstein's MASS for the Grand Open­ Arbor Beauty Academy to further her skills in the art of ing of the Michigan Theatre in January, 1987. Other roles illusion. include Ceda in OUR TIME OF DAY, and vocalist in TIMES AND FEVER, both held at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. LAURIE GREIG ATWOOD (Assistant Director) This is Her work with the Young People's Theatre includes TODAY Laurie's first time working behind the scenes since college I TRIED, PUSS IN BOOTS, and RIDING THE STARS. This when she produced MUSKET. Most recently, she appeared is her first appearance with AACT. as Muriel in PLAZA SUITE on the AACT MainStage. Other shows to her credit include HOW THE OTHER HALF SUSAN DAWSON (Cast) was last seen on AACT's stage as LOVES, for which she won a supporting actresss award for Rosamund in the 1985 Ann Arbor Summer Festival produc­ her part as Mary Detweiler. She was Eve in the APPLE TREE, tion of THE ROBBER BRIDEGROOM. Her previous work Carrie in LUNCH HOUR, and appeared in AACT's BELLS for AACT includes the award-winning roles of Adelaide in ARE RINGING. Currently she directs a child care program GUYS AND DOLLS, and Petra in Sondheim's A LITTLE in her home. NIGHT MUSIC, in addition to FOLLIES (by Sondheim), CAROUSEL, THE BOY FRIEND, and SEE HOW THEY SUSAN BOOTH (Cast) This is Susan's first experience with RUN. Susan is a former member of the vocal groups AACT, but she is by no means a newcomer to the stage and "Misbehavin"' and "Scat." Susan is Director of Marketing performing. A 1984 graduate of The University of Michigan for Hobbs & Black Associates, and is currently enrolled in Master of Music program in Voice Performance, Susan has The University of Michigan MBA Program. She earned a performed such roles as Cherubino in THE MARRIAGE OF BFA in Theatre under a Florida Atlantic University Theatre FIGARO, and Hansel in HANSEL AND GRETEL. After Patrons' Scholarship, and put in some time as Professional graduating from U of M, and until recently, she has gained Theatre Fellow in the U of M Graduate Theatre Program. experience as a professional singer in nightclubs of Detroit Susan wants to thank her friends Dave and Ann for en­ and surrounding areas. Just married this falL Susan plans couraging her to get back on the stage! to remain in Ann Arbor and to participate in as many musical productions as possible. CAROL DENISTON (Co-Producer) has produced over 30 shows for AACT-the first was SHE STOOPS TO CON· GLENN M. CARLOS (Cast) is a newcomer to the AACT QUER. The only two areas where Carol has not been active stage, but most recently served as Musical Director for A in AACT, are acting and finance. She is currently president LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC at The Theatre Guild of Livonia· of Washtenaw Council for the Arts, and has recently been Redford. He appeared as a soloist in Leonard Bernstein's elected to the State Board of the Community Theatre MASS for the Michigan Theatre rededication. Previous to Association of Michigan. that, he directed the children's theatre production of I THINK I CAN at the Marquis Theatre, the youth choir at KAY L. GRISMER (Narrator) makes her third appearance Geneva Presbyterian Church, his own vocal jazz ensembles, with AACT in SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM. Her other per· and has sung with the Eastern Michigan University formances were as Mama Morton in CHICAGO, for which Workshop. Also for the Marquis Theatre, he was Lt. Cable she won the 1987 AACT Best Supporting Actress Award, and in SOUTH PACIFIC and Tulsa in GYPSY. Glenn is a com· as Hedda in HEDDA GABLER. poser, arranger, and an experienced studio musician-as well as a vocal instructor at Hammel Music. LARY D. HAFNER (Costume Designer) Lary's work arrives on the AACT MainStage for the first time with this produc­ MARY COLE (Lighting Designer) is currently Superior of tion. However, his talent is proven and well-honed. He was Staging and Lighting for The University of Michigan Dance costume designer for the Michigan Historical Society's Department, and Lighting Designer for Ann Arbor Dance ALIENS & SCOUNDRELS, a costume designer for AACT's Works. She has been lighting designer for the AACT pro­ FIFTH OF JULY, and LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS for BAD ductions of DAMN YANKEES!, ANYTHING GOES, BELLS Productions. Lary has been a costume and fashion designer ARE RINGING, ANGELS FALL, CHICAGO, and many lor lO years, and created the wardrobe for The University of more. Mary is looking forward to a tour of Mexico with the Michigan Ladies' Glee Club and he designed Miss Ohio's Ann Arbor Dance Works in the Spring of '88. wardrobe for the 1985 Miss America pageant. His future goal is to design for professional theatre. ROBIN DALL (Co-Producer) has been active in college pro­ ductions of A COMEDY OF ERRORS, PULLMAN CAR, JON KRUEGER (Music Director/Pianist) was the music direc­ HIAWATHA, as well as working on costumes and makeup tor/conductor for the highly acclaimed AACT production of for A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, ROMEO AND DAMN YANKEES! in the Spring of 1987. His theatrical work JULIET. THE RUNNER STUMBLES, THE CLUB, and many has also been heard by Gilbert & Sullivan Society and Comic others. Opera Guild audiences, and his personal talent on the ivories has been appreciated locally for some time. Outside of MICHEL DANIELS (Cast) From Gospel to Afromusicology, theatre, Jon's interests include bicycling, ecology, music com­ drama to dance, Michel has shown a versatility in all aspects position, gardening and conducting. JOHN McCOLLUM (Special Cameo Appearance, Cast), Redford as Director/Choreographer. Other credits include Iy ric of , opera, and concert, continues a career guest choreographer for The University of Arkansas' produc­ as performer and voice teacher spanning nearly 40 years. tion of SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM; director of the Univer­ He has recently retired from the UM School of Music after sity of Michigan's !50th Birthday celebration at the Michigan 26 years of service. John has performed with over 70 of the Theater in March, 1987; artistic director of the musicals at world's leading conductors and 50 symphonies, and is former Greenhills for 12 years where he will start WEST SIDE STORY leading tenor with the New York City Opera, and companies next Spring. Jim has won the AACT Best Musical Award three of NBC-TV, CBS-TV, Washington, Santa Fe, Vancouver, Toron­ times and Best Play Direction once. to, Boston, Seattle, Ft. Worth, Central City, and Cincinnati. His AACT performances include A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC, KERRY GRAVES SMITH (Cast) began her career at the age FCLLIES, and FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, as well as a cur­ of nine, dancing on Dinah Shore's Chevy Show. Four seasons rent stint as President of the AACT Board of Directors. of summer stock in California gave her the opportunity to work with such stars as Mickey Rooney, JoAnne Worley and JOHN H, MOUAT (Set Designer) and LISA MOUAT SNAPP Dan Dailey. She also appeared in the premieres of two (Assistant Set Designer) were co-designers of THE SKIN OF musicals: JANE HEIGHTS and Dale (MAN OF LA MAN­ OUR TEETH and ORPHEUS DESCENDING on the AACT CHA) Wasserman's SHAKESPEARE AND THE INDIANS. MainStage. Individually, Lisa was the set designer of AACT's Kerry's AACT experience includes musical roles in Main Street production LOOSE ENDS; John designed the ANYTHING GOES AND CHICAGO. Non-musical credits AACT MainStreet FIFTH OF JULY. include Kate in THE TAMING OF THE SHREW, Marne in MAME, and Mazeppa in GYPSY. Kerry teaches dance and MIKE NEWDOW (Cast) Mike is an experienced AACT cast drama for the Ann Arbor Recreation Department, and per­ member, with performances in GRAND DUKE and DAMN forms with the Good-Time Players and Dance Focus. YANKEES! to his credit. We welcome him back to our stage. RICHARD STRONG (Sound Technician) This is Richard's ROBERT PAZUR (Pianist) was the pianist for Brent Wagner's first experience with AACT. His previous experience in revue of A LITTLE SONDHEIM MUSIC during its summer theatre includes acting as the sound technician for The 1987, run at Kerrytown Concert House. His extensive resume University of Michigan School of Music. includes coach, accompanist, and/or conductor for over 40 productions of and musicals at The University of CHARLES SUTHERLAND (Cast) Charles' musical/acting Michigan, Toledo Opera, Opera Company of Mid-Michigan, credits include ANYTHING GOES and BELLS ARE RING­ Ohio Light Opera, Michigan Opera Theatre, Jackson Sum­ ING for which he won best supporting actor in each; mer Festival, and June Opera Festival of New Jersey. CHICAGO, GYPSY, A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC, BRIGA­ DOON, SOUND OF MUSIC, and LITTLE MARY SUN­ JIM POSANTE (Director/Choreographer) has directed 12 SHINE. He served as co-director of FOLLIES. Charles recent­ other musicals and one play for AACT since 1973, the most ly directed AACT MainStage productions of HEDDA recent being CHICAGO, BELLS ARE RINGING, AND THE GABLER, (Best AACT MainStage Award, 1987) ENGAGED, ROBBER BRIDEGROOM. He just finished a production of (Best AACT Main Street Award, 1987) and this season, THE A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC for the Theatre Guild of Livonia- REAL THING.

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S.,.,mour !.llmJ)I'rl H11.,.l Avery Thcm.. o& Elaine Evan• Henry li Altcelllndau FrwlPmok Rt>ml"'f Anton R,u,.rtl• Lynn Ayre~ Marq11ret N. Everett Mr. & M,.... Guy C. !.lltt;(>m, Jr Brlldford J. Rob"'"' H11rtinQhW. &bcock John w. & Gretchen fM~h DDS Dr & Mro. John Larder K~thryn Rob<.oon WiJh .. m&iley Ted & Sophie Farah CorrtflfiLIII'Min Rtch .. rd& P"'m R<»o>lle Hazel Bilker Mr. & Mra. Don~~ld Rorr<'lnd J,.n .. tlauqhn<'l R.-m..,,e Rorhe, All~~n W. Ho!he, & Lllwrenoe&rer" Dr & Mn. F. Robert fekety, Jr. Ms. Carolyn B Lepard M.. u,..,..n Furlonq M,...]MnLynn&""'rd lnkeli David Felbeck Dr. & M,... P11ull.tchtor M,.bf.JRuQI'n J"me.R.&rnM Mro. PhilhpFelhn Mr & Mro. RoMld Lippitt ROll<'mftry Ru ..... ll fred&rtm11n C Wilham & H. l11ne Fergu10n Thom111 E. Loewe l<><'lnScheltiPr Ro.eM.. rie S..tem11n C"rl & K"thleen Fiocher M~~ry H. Lonq Herbfort & Mi'lne $<;hi,..IOQI't Dorothy M. B-:har M11rtiFiocher Marjor>eLord H .. •.en Iii Ruoly S<;humCklly Geo1'Qfl & MMy S,.~ton Mr. & M,... C.D. Bottum, Jr Sutan Fowler C..rol H. Maqee Mro. RCSh.,han Alloe6le•ie Bourquin Eotherfrank Mr 6 Mro. Walter F Maoon C,rol Sh.. ldon Berb'"'" L. Bowen N1ck Iii fran furkioti Mr. Iii Mr1. Roqer Mauqh Chit & lngr~dSt...ldon hulBoyl"n Charlea & K11thrynGaqll11rdi Mro. M. Mauui Mrs. JohnS,,.no Muriel B. Br4dley Don & l011.nneGarg~~ro D.J. McCMty MyrtJ,StJ,..nr.lotll' M,...f,..nkX. Br.. un GeneG.. unt Mr. & Mn. EmM t McCarus Strph.-.nSkPli"Y Mr. & Mr.. B. F. Brien Thomas& Barb..raGelehrter Ruth & Am"nd" McEiy11 K.. ren L Sm>th Mr. & Mn. Allen P Br!!ton Dr. & Mro. Henry ]. Gomberg Mr1. C""rlolte McGeoch Mr &Mro. RocwrSmith Dr & Mn. Robert BrouQher Rick Green Dr & Mro. )ohnR McU...n P,to>r 6 L1nd~Smou8!! Mr. & Mn. Richard K Brown Huqh li Charlt McLel111nd Mt~rloTieSmyth Mr 6 Mro. How11rd M. Bunch Mllr)OrieGuenther Wtlhllm & Ctndy McP~er10n Mr. & Mrs. E. /. Soop M.... RuueiBum1 O..ryl & Monroo> H<'llter Joe& Runelda Medrano Mro. FK. SPa JoenBurth Dtck & K11ren H"mperian Rtch11Jd & Min11m M"ioler Carl & MMy St"d"l Pa trlclaM.Butler H11rold H. Harger /erryliRhonciiiMelsltk AnneS. Stone Mnx & Su.. Suptt:draMorrto Lllwrence& LynnW11qqonPr Dorothy Comtna Robert Ho>slnqton Ellz"bethMuliMd ]~me• w.. Jker Mr. & Mn. Geon;~e H. Connor Edwerd & Dorothy Holden Zelm11 Myel"'l P(ltriCI"WIIIsh Mr. & Mn. Robert A. Cooch Su ... nne Holland Wlli&J....,nNavMre EllenW<'Ird, M.D. Berbora A. Cooper Elwood Holman Cecil & Ethel Neob1tt Mro. Raymond W~~rtynsk> Ga~&:HelenCooper Mr.li Mnr.. Robert Hewo> Allan New<'ln Dr. 6 Mt1. Ar>drew S. W11t10n Mr. &: Mn. Chari• Cope Sor>dy &Ch.. rleaHud"""' Tholl14&& /ud1th N1swonqer Mr.StewartR. Watoon,Jr laflfl! & RayCrabt'" J.. ne HUQhea Cecil & Dollie North Donn~~ (r W1lh~m We-Qryn AlhoCralne Charleoli lreneHurbio Robert O'Brien Su~en W<:tsterm"n ShutlaCrum Mr. & M .... David Hulled EllenOifen TtmliS..IlyWhtte franCurtlo Gretchen l.ockson Mrs.J....,nneV.Oqle Thomas F. Wieder SuMn D11w10n Gloria Jadwtn Deborah K. OJ10n Mr. & Mro. J W. Wilk1111 Mr. &:Mn. PhtllpO.W.Io TheHon. Gerald D. Jernio;,~~n Dr & Mro. Robert O'N.... l Fr11nk& M,neyW>ihi'lms LieseiWolter Pat Delllmielleure D11leC. & Jamea K Jerome ShMon li Robert Onq~ro Btll Woolf Helen L. Demp1ler AnflfiH. ]oneo L1llt~~nOstr11nd (srftel&f"yWoronolf Mr. &:M .... ].,..,phDiana M11bel E. Jonea AnnekeQ..,..,th Mro.Phyll t~ Wr~qht MacDonald & C"rolyn Dlcl: Mr li Mn. F. Them"' Ju1\er Ch11rleo Iii Gr.oce Oxley Ron..ld&Cather~neWuerth Jean A. Diekoll Mr. A.L. P<"~Qe Patrlct<~Wulp Vin;~lnla H. Don11hey st..... en J. KINIIinQ Mr. & Mn. Howard E. Parker Roqer & Betty Z.uel Wll}'ne & Naomi Don.~~ld10n Robert11Kenll!on Mr. & Mt1. Bradford P!orklns LuctlleZ.ink la""" & Sylvl" Dowty Mr. liMn. Ted Kennedy, Jr. J011.nP,rro1 AndrewZ-tHer All apartments come with running water. Ours come with 600,000 gallons of it. At Village Green of Ann Arbor, the fieldstone walls, rolling landscape, flowing streams and waterfalls are just a pleasant introduction to a v.!lole oow style of luxury living. • 7 acres of natural ponds and streams. • 6,(XX) square foci, 24-hour Clubhouse with glass-€r1Ciosed v.!lirlpool, lull v..ight room and racq~ll court. • Card-key security entry system and individual inlru~on a~rms. • Unique t- and 2-bedrocm apartments with Iotts, wood burning fireplaces, cathedral ceilings, and microwave ovens. • Choice of 2 color schemes and mini-blinds throughout. BE DARING Village Green of VILL "'GE Rentals Ann Arbor located ~·~!'/. $540-$770 Try a tiny drop oi the at U.S 23 and ,,, Furnished apartments iragrance that i' noticed. Geddes Rd. Office G N a~~~ilable Formu lated by Christian Dior, hrs: M-F 9-6, Sat 'Re"'E"" E" For a privateshowing t0-5, Sun 12-5. 995·9n1. Po ison Esprit de Parium.

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